The Real Reason Why Music Is Getting Worse
A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.
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Rick Beato discusses the evolution of music production technology and how digital tools have made music easier to make, consume, and devalue over time.
From the video
Answers: How has technology changed the music business and the value of music?
- history of music production
- Auto-Tune in popular music
- drum quantization and human feel
- microphone setup for drum recording
- AI voice cloning in the music industry
- streaming economics and music valuation
What it concludes
- Music has become too easy to make, producing overly sanitized and homogenized results.
- Major record labels are suing AI startups for copyright infringement while partnering with others to create AI voice models of their artists.
- Streaming platforms provide vast catalogs of music for a low monthly fee, devaluing music by eliminating sweat equity and personal connection to physical albums.
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